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Growing Conditions: Marijuana Makes the Leap to Big Business. Will California Follow? Growing Conditions: Marijuana Makes the Leap to Big Business. Will California Follow?
By Chris Roberts

Vicente Fox is losing daylight. And as the sun slips away over the dome of San Francisco City Hall, the former president of Mexico is also losing his patience. About 45 minutes… More >>

Butt Out: U.C. San Francisco's New Anti-Smoking Policy Follows Workers Everywhere Butt Out: U.C. San Francisco's New Anti-Smoking Policy Follows Workers Everywhere
By Joe Eskenazi

In the days of yore, "More Doctors Smoke Camels than Any Other Cigarette" was cutting-edge advertising copy. But that pitch has aged worse than those doctors' lungs. Now, at U.C.… More >>

A Bridge to No-Name: A Lawsuit Challenging the Willie L. Brown Bridge Resolution May Be Pointless A Bridge to No-Name: A Lawsuit Challenging the Willie L. Brown Bridge Resolution May Be Pointless
By Rachel Swan

Former state Assemblyman and San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown is known as a master of navigating around rules. His new namesake, the 77-year-old western span of the Bay Bridge, will… More >>

Burritos on Wheels: Can the "Uber of Stuff" Avoid the Rideshare's Legal Woes?
By Joe Eskenazi

If you're in the game of connecting folks with money (and no desire to leave home) with merchandise, the world is your burrito. Enter Postmates. Labeling itself the "Uber of Stuff,"… More >>

The Right to Remain Special: The City's Other Police Force Struggles Against Extinction The Right to Remain Special: The City's Other Police Force Struggles Against Extinction
By Rachel Swan

About a month before her death in May of 2010, Jane Warner was visited by a uniformed police officer armed with a sheaf of legal papers. They were formal misconduct… More >>

In the Rough: True Tales from the Weirdest, Hardest-to- Find Golf Course in the Bay In the Rough: True Tales from the Weirdest, Hardest-to- Find Golf Course in the Bay
By Joe Rosenheim

Nestled among the tall eucalypti that populate Visitation Valley's McLaren Park is one of the weirdest and trickiest municipal golf courses you're ever likely to see. It's abutted by housing… More >>

Days of Atonement: When a Father of Four is Marked for Deportation, Who's Really Being Punished? Days of Atonement: When a Father of Four is Marked for Deportation, Who's Really Being Punished?
By Joe Eskenazi

On Saturday, Aug. 17, at around 9 a.m., immigration officials knocked on the door of a squat, two-tone apartment block in the Presidio. Moshe Hakim, an unassuming 56-year-old Israeli, was… More >>

A Quick Ride on the News Cycle
By Erin Sherbert

Sidewalk Chalk Politics Occupy SF has resurfaced, this time camping out at City Hall, where it's reportedly giving Mayor Ed Lee a really hard time. The San Francisco Examiner noted that… More >>

SF Weekly Letters September 18-24, 2013

Editor's Note You know the story of Lincoln's ax? Over years of mythic, presidential use, first the head and then the handle were replaced, which begs the question: Is it the… More >>

Pchat: Experts Question a New Social Network for Cops Pchat: Experts Question a New Social Network for Cops
By Rachel Swan

An exclusive social network for cops, which will launch in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles this October, is drawing skepticism from lawyers and free-speech advocates who question its… More >>

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